The Lucknow Sentinel, 1928-02-16, Page 6't
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BEGIX IIKRE, TODAY. , "James yaeagge, insPector'Crianfnal.
Dutihay ‘Glealetera'suSpectea ee' Investigation .1)epartnienty" the- page
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1r*tb Iniirder COLein; JAMes Glen- was headedi, 0,4Age 43, hel"ght• 5 ft, 10
iroght 1.2. atone: Ko "taticee of
• , s ter,. has a, straagei caller ea, the iaera
Sibion'Trickeia Whqse- bleated 'face
•ealininates in one big, tbioli: At the
'eat"l of rrrielcee's,. plat) t•o
' baa;liatall Sit* Dudley is • int,errapted
• tY. 'Piet 'Arrival of • , •
' • ttr, Willotigliby 'Mete -ilk; and Jarae
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" raftga, '
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'NOW GO ON WITH wi-tE sToxrz.
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, Thank you, madam, on the whole
.I think 'rit better, not," replied the
• inspector..in' a .t,oneof. self-fiegatio,n.
• "Trickey migiitn't.like It. • Besides, 1
. can 4n4 va1 right -the old
blighter." '
"Se long thee." . "Mize...Blair"... re-
"' 'tired into the netro* entrance. "Look
in• eny, time you're passing." • •
Waagge promised to Ake so and get
'into, the, Waiting taXi., And as he drove
• away 1ie astured • himself that he
wolild •certainly have to revisit that
EVerawomags
ehticlotall-werk •
• asi".
•organic. disease.' • Appearanoa and
temperate habitsaa. '• •
%The sPeCialiSt p,au,Sed in bis, read-
ing and in't-iiiinind's5eye *utilized
the bog)* clergyalea whoia;behad
n!iit at %the ledge ,gatei iii.Beechwocal
:Grange,.: ' '"
•"And he aefleated, bad to
diagacise alta Wtagge . over again •
shOuldOirobOly Ve:A0 •„oss pro00b.
the tai-na liveffs1. .used,ive yea'. ago,
Ile •lOokeatifit a's,.ever, aed.hatring'ii:
few gray hair e not a day Older.- But
there.. wile. a look Of anental attain
about his eyes." •
,
Melville ,sead ort:
"When I 'pressed him for the cense
of what. I was ;Compelled to deseribe
as P iferrus lereiiktioWn whieh threat-
ened eteephig paralYsisahis franlade-
ineanoicarliaappeared. He previerieated
and .fenced _iny questions' till I
waa, obliged totell him diet unless; I
•was informed of the goatee of Warty
••*,••;..
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i*ley•ed with Writ:Oaf raila the
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cloors:tepathe previoUe.flaYartaeageitien
.V ea mataal hect.in•stanten'eens'
Sally • •Grimes!'-'eXhdrned Cath
abode at ao distant date, •For Mrs I eould do but little to remove it,.
mon Trickey' had not only been re-
venieil ae "lidatid Bleir," the cinema
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a was also the 'original of the
PhotograPh Which Kathleen' Gleniste• r;
nol,"aiettu,r,•agee hadide,etified as that'
Of Saila :Grieriesk the daught,eir..pf, the
heed' gamel*Per , 'at Bite:Atwood
..4"1ecing hs finger between the
leaves, the doctor leaned.back in his
and cloeed his eye's:The' scene
iia -that *consulting rem,: now deleng
ago, carne back tp.,hirn as though it
•were„yesterday.' The hard-bitten de-.
,taiettye officorapressecl for. tits anise
his trouble, lad burst :into tear,
cohtesting that he bad beet) caught by
a high. official; holding a ,minor peat
CHAPTER X. , In the goVernment of the day, accept -
ter. mean IN TIIVCASE HOOK, • Ing • a 'bribe for allowing desalting
- -a. • - , •
- • ' • banker to escape fronajuatica Theofile
Oh' the .eveiting 'sifter e ilia return to ,cial' aeenSer :•Wtagge had not
Miss Matd 131air" advanced as:tei7.'.
tative nand read•Ya blit-droPPel When
xo r4s-poisoy'S a.i•kn o 4t.:100.1* grasped
.Axas sown.. .......•
" • • or0, sit :4Sivri,, *Mat, 010ister,",ahe.
S.),140.7P4J: ,..litisbold,' told ane.*he
Was lexPeeting7a, lady on hasitess, but
who would heir" dreamed that it would
be youl" '
.Bewilclered, and, With a sense .of
4
uick Thinking
.Bje Factor
• In Car' Driving
Ot Onli• Must -Operator
Watch, Own Affairs, But It,
• Is Necssry to Look Out, •
fOr the Errors 'of
.Others •
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.Vigilance ',Brings, 'Safety,
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Children .i.O. Sti.ets.' Hayg•''
."' com.e. : added ReSponSi-• '
billty. for Aqt.ot.u.o-.. .'
' ''.1illist"
.,,riv#: moliern ,Ini2tor,isti. that is,: the
„. . . . s
automobilist • of tyese: days 'ot:_exbes-
!dye araifie; inliaitehevd:\an ample Sup-
i'liil'UrSt•of''dget'id4tYlier41"tahtieniFiciunntil.eferi.,!itivvElO4apte...e.pilleil•
He must:think eel? ,alretelf and ter the
olliet leiloW.:' The time: gone 'when
the 'driver . of .4. Motor vehicle can ex -
Peet to he asafe Operator and do Only
his own thinking, .He sranst.develcip a,
much •larger-Mei:ital. capaeity Ulna
.13hrieal nausea she cOuld not account
tot,. Kathleen tank • inte' a .gandy, llint' •'• . : ; ' ' • •
egese..eeeeeea chair. • 'a•' la And ',vvho, is the Other 'Tell* ..fer
twthhoounii.giiilt!ie Th me ooti joiriiilsti3aiayminuekt I nheoV ee
oi, `s`vMerd... T. ,ri.,C,ice,y,ie, !ou,.r, ohifs:h!,:nar; ,e, •
, • steeet,agoing to And:from school id
: "Yea., I inn:quite,'an' old martied
One-:etnerafelloW.., A -very.. theaght-
aVOrrian,' . was a the, ' giggled:- 4-e-PlY• less, creature. ,'It.is..estimated . that
1"Thatigh I daresay they have another
about 2o.• per cent.' ef all thosea who
'tale to„ .tell, a me et Beechwood, Miss
' are fatallY iniured are ehildten. Prob-
Glenister."' .. • : • ' •Alarger nuteher. of. the accidents,
Kathleen ignored the' brezen sug. aaaill,Yaa
not tesult ia death InVoive
gOtioa; 1 "Nothingabut, the local gold- "'"...fe“. "9
me," the replied 'coldly. .."I have not euddree., . •, „*" . . , . • : :
sip 'that.' yo:17.• were married reached •
Protection: for Children
beerainuth atBeeehwoodalately..": - , It is reported on reliable authority
• "Bat .you were there when the Craw. that. doine fathers 'wile take:a gietct'lie.
sfie- vt' O'er the, shooting flinch," the ladY, • tereit' in their children ,tp: se,e , that
Of the house insinuated Slyly. . they; are sent tosionie firtkclasi camp
,"That is, a thattet 1 citimet dieted:se ittg Wipe /or. the summer, prirnarila
rwithYoti;f itaid Kathieela. '..lii it Iike7 for: the- benefit . Of aa , better physical
ly to be long "betete ..I• can see 'rat; developpient will. during , the same Per.•..
husband?" , a '•' ","•',: '. ' , '. : • iod drive theira Own auteinobiles -at
' "1.1fit'`wiII be in -directly,.' I.left 'WM high. ...speed .past • PlaygrOliads ;'find
lei.the,dining_reom, with-awith" a man. eamping,eftee, where .!„he childrili :9,t.
Whoif ,*,thV: difficult' j4.'4E4', rict'ef. ot* her "Pirenti;irie;getthtg'''their'auhknce'
_ -----a_. --,,,t'c',..-,..-Lt•-;, 's WItteii;i: ii:_-.tei .'".4.nit!" :I, tir...sNr"--" se:**" -A
Y4iii".1tioiK:Affiii.,.-iiigalk • 1,104,0010,. Misi.,‘tai.„,,,...i. _Iflii::.;1;iid.,r7giiiiiii'Y':: .tilik.'4 'a
*Y ..L , .., n, , ..!!fl• _.,r. ,ft,,... 01.74. ou,7,?4,9„37. oft a*-An.Y:i-ill.e.er. '
fle.0a.:„..„...Pk!.*eliiiia,',',Iie .:Surkisicl.':- eie:Ileili '0,*it_aore.'Ml*li.i":1°.9.Ptest.
4f 0.44.:.i:' it* Viii:0140,..:lix.,i,teid.i,iniiik!i,4„..nii,,i ....is....,"1.44.tkoius*tissti..4 AA the,
**•4:441*K•iibiiehH,Igii1s.."..,, .l...,„, TIAlAtYa0fa9tlieTt :•.*49.**-..i•SP:e:iile0e
.1*Sr, rridr.r.,..•••••••••.,
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Judge the quality Of .Green Tea by the of
the brew when poureAbito,yor pip before cream'
is added. The paler the coloOr, the,. finer the
GreenIrea. compare any other Green Tea .witt.
• or ,cleeirnees., .Only 38c per .
"SALADA"—None can equal it in flavour, poin
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anterns -on-Floor
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SerfOus'Menace
ShOutd Be Hung Ori,171,0„ Out
`-01'Waye.E.leateia, .
--Safe'sf • -
." jeieens brindle" eoW: , being 'milk-
KarleY Street INgtor WillciaOhY mated, 'had' egneented to hush the
Igt,PalltatrY ' '
ILA sit -Mike
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. .trci'arriTorileolliiie Cola
umea• earried- it to as: deep -Seated
epey,,,,,, their and began to twit the
"Ahoat flee,: Years age," he mut-
, Ills Ineeriag With •Inspector Wragge
, at. -the lodge gate e of Beecl
Grie*p. en the ' previous Alay d
. etruck' ri-tb's'd a memory awakening
• "the liveliest etiriositia He had 'already
•'beeome. obsessed With:the mYstery of,
the„slteleten1` finget, and when he ree-
ognieed,the ascetic looking. Clergyman
'loitering there as, 'a . Seotlaral Yard
• Officer 'whoa' h� bad treated ,piefes-
• sionally. years betom, he • at once
guiPsti t he_ was_ en a ed on the
Carta.
,Ignoring the derical disguiee, he
eivia Neregge the surprise of his
lira 1)y ,siddteseing him' by_iiiiine and
• . old relations as ' Medi -
teal' adviser and patient: Immediately
• fitterieards • he 7hed made amends by
.stearteAtigi the.* ote insPeator was on
ditty. there 'and informing him that a
• shtideloengaityclividual had jut fete-
, .
ed leie;elf eerie Sir -Dudley Glenister.
,
He found the entry, --his syatem of
etoee-incleeina• w ae the last word* in
'rnethed---without: any trouble and' be
settled down' te 'perase lilts first
;KY:thee at the length of the entry told
' that the ,state of ainapecter
Weaggee iterate five years ego tad
. demanded ,eardat attention. .
He teat lifs own 'diagnosis of the
• symptoms with.a 'revived interest that
: recalled the examitiatien to whielt he
had submitted Mr. "Wraggea •
ato
atiesi Maud Blair. tide:taxed a tem,
tative hand: • •
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fel ter* the*airst kicked ever the.
lantern set/ ona box behind Iter, aenk. a
great. eity• was Wiped out. That wall'
In ,Chicago, - back in the last• century,
but the same thing hes been going on
• a minor way ever. . since. Each
year, Fe-Vete:I' geed-bartita.ataa Ontario
•goaltp: hafineake,- as a resifit of lan-
tern "being knocked over antis while a
,cIty is not wiped out; the loss to the
especially when :Mows and
stills_ are, felt of. valuable stock and
'equiPmerit, tdisastroUsly high.
And the tragedy of the thing is that
• a,
:444 ii,,,*#11' 0804' „th'S:.11ratt, . ,Anothei*Matare elitemobilefeerdtor
,•;:lefithleen had the haziest Idea of who takes' it for granted that his
what, the *Oman 'as talking about, own childrent have little eepacity ;for
_but she 'made a few Polite laquities looking- after theniselves will never -
Which, more. than enlightened her ea theless. expect other olifidree of the
te the nature of "Mist ,Illair"s"..oceu-
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matter 'up, while giving him to under-
stand that it was only held, in abeyi.
aece. It at any future -time the,delia-
quent misbehaved himself the old mis-
conduct would: be-btouglit '
Melville read On: ••
• "Having- onee broken dosen Wragge's
guard, I found it Eerily. to give hinct
immediate :relief by aniggettion °and
drags. The moet potent' factor used
,for his_cure Was the Belief I sacceeded
in inspiring that he had nothing to
fear so ,long fie he did not misbehave
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CORRUGATED IRON '
•• ASK FOR
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W.Ifeeltr & Bain
"Council Standard"
A thick, eves, heavy; spread .of
galVanized over every ilaCh.of sur-
face.- • Deep correeations.
Writs: us, stating size ,of •
• beim 'you'. yvant to cover.
•WTI 'PAY FREIGHT.
'V9-14Ei.LER & BA1.N, LI,MITED
Dept. W, 101. George et; Toronto 2
4.
• Tr 'yeti,. give et their names, acne
relatives:end:friends mdy, obtain
. • • 'fbalow ,oceact 'Of Lz;reducttr rail-
; load foretanifi-FREE.nairsportetioefor
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-7.04.a in la ilivordsolati'd
,
•AA,- et once, tot' ditliji.Of the •
ilteh'IsTO-Ottnstion:SCherne -
-.troth:any of•OafolEceior.agatur..
". CAW:MX ttrt(!leta: .
15000affIdandoi.s....a
- • LINE.1*'
!E:XtiOir--;• -Vxxecitivot s A
-roato-io ' • 'Ciatimer
Wnotinios . EnfrOMION .
• MOS/1CM. '
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• CHAPTER XI.'
Ntildept tarseeMse,ROWD. „
' Kathleen tarried a deetear. to Nor-
man Slater's plea that he should se -
company. her to Simon 'Trickey' a house
in Brixton. • ; •
pation 'and. the fame she had' won
. .
therebi. • And thena sadden intuition
told her that her hostess. was not only
talking from vanity but to gain thne
—and that all•the time she was listen-.
• .
ing intently. '
Kathleen listened, too, and she was
,almost ineltantiy rewarded by • two
sounds inaetitclesuccession. 'rhe first
• Trickey was evidently a think -sod-
den: reprehate, formidable possibly ad
a crafty radeal Where motley; was coe-
cerned, but not the Berea. ruffian who
Weal& Use methods of vielence.
• So 'it wag that Kathleen, drove to
it is nilduetocarelesseess; •
'Firm. hacks, fixed: the Ceiling of
the .stable •at ,eonvenleat intervales:
will cost but a few cents', and yet
When the lantern • 'Ise syvuag from
thede, not only is, the better dile'
'fribUted, but a nervous ' heifer, a
spirited horsee Or a .hurrying man'
minuet ,kneek. it Over „and'. set fire St�
the 'place-. The ,Ontaila Fire 'Marshal
eaggests that it Would be good ‘bus!.
country
41i,Y ,-P0ferit
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1303
1,1111.1
Lock of I3orgia'S
Hair Put 'Under
Glass at :Milan
.trand Sent to Poet.periibo
Beautiful Luorezia 1505
: Nearly. 'Wort AwayJy
:Hands. of Curious
,
:14R S
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Po.eni',Aboot. It; • :
inailyBought by Any
broitian 'Lihiary •
Pciuria6r
Rome:a-The leek. of. Iatercia.
jealotialy kept ittathe Anr
arestien f.:tbritra„ 'Of toegethet
With ..a.alunther. of, her, love lettere, as
Well as the letter ttealif iteepna, :•
Pealed% the loeic,has been put ;where -
It ;gantlet 'he:teethed' by 'tits.. suristip;' -
For years...it...had' reposed ...in 'a paper,
•Ii4 neW ,itahas piacod: in tt se)te'.:
tthJ glaSs • reliquary • and ".titeetle •oz ,a
slielf',.. where • the. golden' reputanta ef
a, ease glora seep, Many, . ,. •
yisitprs hive . stroked this leek 'that
,it .Wee heieg wore away.
'; The hair is • tied .at t,w0 ends with. ,
'silk; just es' erepareat it ririer
taataleg it to her pbe,t lover: Ilentbo„
the Venetian, .Who.,..Ittlaing,ittudied. at..
'1.the. •of Feel:era; had rotign-,
; ea there on at vleit audanet the beaute
ful dtieheea, whe Ilea ' married A17-
11.;.'hoalso l'Fate in-41011in ii
11505; •and • had • Jearneyed with. her
state to her bridegroom's .ho me hi, 'Fey-
Iyarte • : • '•
:,• •
bi.peeeet,e: Meant 'peath. ' •
. I It was Whet ,13embe• let „ was:
• N;i2itill^ • the .Strozal a• t Villa'
,.0etella to that. the 10ae.'eleiSlyes.avere.'..
••!exchatigedha pf trOty tilessania
y,.ere• Who knew that tie diatioye,•y:
meanr" death, . as; alehense iNkste evae.:
. • .• . .•
,jealoute. . • . . . .;
Cardinal. •Rorromeci, avhen_ito eel -
8,00t! !:rnautt;•,fciletS,..
•• the letters:between Lucresia land; •
loela'ot, hair, .4teiniaee,tiie-
Anibteettae IabrarYi.....For„. years' •Ititlar.,a,...••
D_Litsa„..ilata.:1!,11011..',,a.z.l: .• :1-lociC•atall•Pirf.hP51 :heen..,:eialeg.•fergees-a,
aiiMana. tO,....WheP,VieriJ.k•VAP,ra
$fone wea,neeleetiketiae. ' ' ,.• .* ' • a is lted: the ta rary aaes.aelaeati tilt • •• •
th,....iaipiatiOgvegetttietialieuld„OaY,./eatee .Trhg•a.a.„iee"•..fuaait*•;baton, 'leek, wiete,a...,aaeta; aliont , •
hete asmait';itadrp'reCtictii'.siire
the setteet"entl. liehteee
hypirai:',/ei ,Hinfi* tO.,eattes:: ,
han
Where-Poisitee,...0,iitaile•tire fighting ' ,• • .-the worlda" From. 1114. ds y tintia;
•
official:it. urge thalastaiiatioh Of. ()lee;
Oic .Whieb they. maintain make
the eateSt:•illaralnatou.„ l'Arhe , the
•
for daytime wear. The skirthas •
an invetted plait in the centre front, 1 °If.i.:4-3'escin1::11.."..11:41enavi:ta.:133:*ly'nrint77:11:::,' ,
and the 'sleeves are 'icing • and "gatheted ' ilVT„irah '
just far. the Priyilette ,ot, teat:tea
to narrow 'tetistebancls or. short and ' -4;''' 1.11(1;:'
Keine:age to be perfectly eepable, of 'wring is 'One .13.3' a competent el:99", finished with Ele, ea •et;fra : A, .alq"(11...tiotri,,1,t,i'ila•pii-.111/it•Yrtalrwyintdillaetillfliiiit).1..tilliittltieli•4titilreect,tr-,
• d'in,..t.tteduCied 11, noteth0,9:.1' tele relie et a. faiiious beau fi ail v;Tinlan''
frequently ,sound she ed Colry•••15;
dodging in front lishiasuet:I:n.01,3:',Hieeit•Worilnl ic;'iveiear-nn,th,,aenpdt ,othffitiNka-ita!fi.krinrsipiexctieiid.,:deit,:. ran• traaa ;the
ar :vestee: wen id .rem4iit.
it Is Ina . P • al ..an' • ...e auto
',yards 32aineh," er '21a yetds 39'; inch ael. lever 'aaremembeineersbe cut thie
ed to ilea Mitilmane •Where
as warning,. ivhIch °requires. qpick and'
. .„ , . • • and the belt fate iVith a 1>uciale: in . "
paesible to •put in electric light, and • sounta •ejiata-din.e •
frhirta *No. 1;303.h; .1a a izes .0, ., i'i 0,. 1,.). ' - . - • - . ,. - ' .. ' • ....
hitelligent action on the eArt etathose
.1 1.4 years, :Size: a , requited 21,(2 • at itee talc rekia Wiabea To send .19
warned, It should be taken for .grafia: •untertenately; this •is often the ...ease a
ed that' children 'Under suela'.eir,de. In the countra.. good .seteta 'Ianters •"..'d
itance•s 'do not readily' think. Clearly . should be ProCured''..end the hook rice:, 00 cc. %. 1 rem Ian :heacl, and placed It in .
tee , piece of-parchnient, tagethea *leis •
a : material, and 1-3 'yard.; 394nCh Ton -
t r themselv'es- and the motorist muet•Provided.' (cut, :aros.swi..sol . ..x,
, . ee HOW TO ORDER PAT'rERNS. Deaidea .the Migibal with * the h' i
• ' rower , • '
the letter.; , where.. it still reinalued.'•
IMpOrlarIC f 0 'NV t the pattern, '
, . hen Catainal Borremeo, bought it
•Canada'a water-peger' 'resources ' '
. . Write your:tante arid, address. plain- 4-.11C1!.° sre 011.1(4s,. to the-. S'a MO'
giVing number and sire of ...Such perieet, together with 17embe'8 PoetiO'. .
d osorna.of this, kind et thinking for
Was the• swish of it silk pettieciat in them, •
the passage and the second Was- the I In general, it might • be said that
furtive ePeniug and abutting of thelena Pedestrian is one of those other
d K thleten was titting too! fellows • for whiin the' materlit, *remit
fat back in the roornato olitairi A .... pattern as win want. Enclose 20c in au" eu'' 9 99 ' " '
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View' of the tenon Teaving the house,
,ftidnk ;There ;aro- man-Y-adeltsaabout, .fierro • one0'her -most striking and
but she Caught a glimeee•of a'purple
,aigrette -,--a singulara ornanient if
worn° by "the man" With whom, eta:
Cordin'g to his wife, Mr. Simon Tricloey
had been engaged ea Ihce other side
of the .passege. •,
•• (To be cortinued.)
hnprovni-• g Home"
Conditions-
. . ,
e Reasone .
' directed toward
•Metliods - la' : Chid ' ' '
ith motorist , can be,
•
torists driving ,atitomobiles, but not
liarents Ar ' d W
and Instructed •in Bette*.
.,.. Pedestrians. There are • many mo -
y, „ 1 een e •doing a very • good job of it. In
Aid Office•r other :words, it becomes . "essential
for the sate driver te do considerable
ttoarte. eteletlet•re h
the more reckless Opera
vh-
is kind of mental cepa-
cide is net always enjoyable to the
motorist ,and ,certainly doe e not give
him any great ,opportunity from the
_standpoint of observing ', • the scenic
beauty along the road* and some of the
points of itterest, ' nevertheless it
seems to be his fate.
•
i., ext.ent,. a,nd lobatiou, combine to sitta
TaPrneporilyee),i74,4hrloin pte,ferred • wrap r.., :at • it-aiS ne loifger sate ..to
...or .etich nunibe'r arid ' hn -1 '._':. , , ...1 that.i future
orient naffiraPessets,' -.Their na-
I
on .fciot''% vibe: tire .highly .eicitable.,. si2.
Same are ignorant,. stome' stupid, prob.:. t
unha,lanceda, tvett'lsolleamhiant.sPeociraj *onine" in reintinn „ , - • • t . • •
. inkistry and Wilson laileisning Co.; 7•3 West, Ade-
ep
D t onir the double Initial F: F. -will hear
idenct. that the .,ettet eon) h
address Your otder to Pattern
Most- of these. people can: hardly be, . ,,C43 t s
population....)Nraler-y0,7er is available' laid° ;Cit.; TOronto. Patterns sera by OiAlY a year had passed epee' ,
eapfacted to tiet rationally in any kind
otoor.goney soot,. as aetaine in an imnuaehvetry. proy•tillnacte,a.aapnadirt ftr'olms not lateen:liu-: Iti,kfailojieoliiribeeityeti,o.ftet.rtilerrtsimraweafsf,utlimp.b,rizitlee,.. •
automobile crisis. Bien the reost..in-t c saY
telligent* of ;gremlin:1k are often • so': men. factor, water -power isatee .mnet"ass. .• - • oe t have, fearaly , , • ,• • ' • • •
thoroughiy absorbed , :Ia. am:bees itAl•d. etovrce.hieoinbeehnitncl',Ctinadain s "tha.(43,1.1101,16; taro the-rpucslad,31.8g ohretrhciaaeritil
• some • m r r .• "e I: v •.' • • -
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thenglits thatthey, cannot be dePead,"
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specifie .fashion. . •
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More Reckless 'Operator •
KotaalI' the. extra thinking of: e
ed upon : by motorists to act in Any
Where children are teglectedi,. It
Is not our .custom, says J. J. Kelso,
Superintendent of the Children's De-
P.artraent, Ito: order' presecutien, , That
Is only. resorted to when. milder
Methods .faiI. Ossasioneily 'however,
neglectful ;Parente are brought before
the ,Cotirt arid warning given of the
'danger '.4ef losing theit children. In
• 4* , - • dee't want any more: • • from Item ,she stopped aye times ter •
• Gi've a, small boy a match and be
will haVe thatime 'of his life. Minard's liniment for estlima.
,
the .purPosa.a.'of ,washing he golden,
'Melts; aceortilag to the Venettee
foiewith a ,heir wish compatinded ac- •• •
- eordieg/te a .recipe •of , Catherine 'Star.'
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Royal Batt• nnual
• 'Itis said that, her two hantiMaideue
Spent nmah: et theta timeabrusilleg' it.
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• The, annual General Meeting 'Alf I was never more favorable tor pro.
shareholders of The' Royal Bank. of
• Canada marked the close of the most
• successful year in the history of the
'Bank; • ,
. Sir Hereertalolt, Presitient, in his
longed prosperity; et 'Canada.
For Curbing Unwisb
,lepeOilation., •
'conneentine amt. tbe annual ;
statement,: Sit, Neill referred ' at
ress, o., „ t length to tlie:0 hnportance of call,
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'general conditions throughout • the loatis, 'which represent teens against• '
country; but touched en many (level- stock exchange ,cellateral, not only
• opMents f -gi•eata importance., more of the Royad Bank, but of all banks.
eseecially from the standnoint ,.of I -Ie. ,poleted out ahaathis 'wes indica-
11 trade' and. industra ' , •a • flee Of three things: "' • „
C .1\611 Getter.' \j-n^-er. re-
l3rixten without escort, to be set down one. case, with a lamila of six children, 'The manufaettirers of' automobiles •
the middle of the afternoon, Tellieg one year, the conditions in -the h.ouse- belprng to • iraprove th s a
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in tient of' the garish little villa in . I f• t th t • al:'"
ranging• n age tom e ever) ov.n o • are contribta ng e r share ()eat
Increase In the cumber of se -
JJ viBve.t,ti.the, aroatiaaerthe Bane to ale' available to investors •
• "2 -Inereq
' • I gtuarail
the tg)ii-driier to wait., she rang the were. deplorable. The children . were
bell and was admitted by the smart 'found* to be in, an eitrenie ritate of
Maid without the oppositib'n encoun- 'dirt; and :'a11 looked miserable and
tered by Wragge Or) the previceis' day, ill rieerisbed: "Their. 'clothing was
She Was. shoWn' int& a. tawdry 'sitting- .,deacribed as being nbthing but. rags.
•red'in, to the right of the natioW en -Th hoede; itself .Was a:filthy. Cate
trance Passage, and it a -as net until 'dition,' infested With vermin the .na-
the eetventhad doted the doer on. her tural 'result of nucleate' living. ' 'This.
thaLishe 'awoke to the tact that She 'state Ot Matters was not due to PoY.er- er$ ear's, in the ihterest of safety', It
had neither been asked net given her tea the pa'retite were 'ealte able,•to Is now up to the drivers sherpen
name. ' ' • ' • . do better. ' was , simply laziness teeir wits, .exercise their gray matter
The funiee i_.strong•ciar .had and"Indiff,erence, It 13 pleasing re' and Cut (.1.owii the •aetual; number ;et
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ealledligrapestrilsaen-enteroleataa aora_athat „bringing . theta before the „accidents. Italie .,sate to say. that
and she_ aoncliciAd that .,,M .._rn a,g STFit. Pi-oVe d a ifiryTre s t s r 61115`.1.1frti IN I t h---fiterea
Taiekey }led observed het araiirel f tore' and coed 'Miens are:eat.' 7(1.6-eradts- IfeTa'ingIY".iiteradteirreeliltal"-a"---",a-aa'aa
. the wean) on the ether Side 'of "thes- tet, • • , ,•• . •
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They are perfectng.the ia ing
facti-
Ites on cars and. making other im-
provements 'in the interest • of sate
driVing awl, easier manipuletten et a
ear,. Thode, improvements' go tar in
relieving thestraln in haadling a, mod-
ern motor, vehicle:, •' •
• With the stage all tet by; the mak-
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ee in the marke va ie.
o •,ccuritles
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fatal -nest poeition it; new (teal •
: and gave to the 'sbareholciers at in-
ateresting inSigh,t irito the •part ihe
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hank is playing, in all ccntres. in
• %%each" it te now doing besinaSs. '
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Outlook Faveriable.
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sage and that he would join her .pies- l ' ' , •_a_a---'• r,-;-- " '
ently . She may hoped, that, he ,would .arte• tra.nterti. womari ,t8,, conitirp,d, , taler;IVna.Scoluhret, N:a6ntlarl,g13.,e A, dwvans'e, avtee'rsy• tiltresrt.,
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l''' ''''ber. ' • ' tOo. delicate' te "shouldei a ,g Me bt.tt. , ....„.:
• Iitit"five Minutes, passedand nei4her, 6, , I- h . ale, , f b,',x• t,t‘U" "My lard:"'Ite begun, "I. appear
Trickey or anyorie- else -appear: , lati.:TnInn-'-":7-. '''''''1"--- ',...--..:7:7-24.-i-±,,' .--..-a..-1:-;L"rir'ar':Irirt";:alti!tirt leit';'-arlrea".77.1.1"--g.:1,;--"*L"t211"4$ le
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drank„,
no : ,,f3ber.i_ aid aa„, ,_eirsou no: tidy 'clues, ons , he e i ,,, y o ..t.e. 4. ., ,„, ,, ,
titer five Minutes ria.seed and the. door .. s -a-77'; • , net your hinliriess to en, NIT.. 6inith,
OpearedAfiaatimitatheatiritadalarliaa-ho__Milnard's .1.1rdreile.nt relitsi'S i ain. : That is My: privilege.,
ge4e/PW'INg.
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t.'
,..131r 'Herbert rec'erree to the Year's
developments ha industry, trade :it'd
finance • as • genetally. satiefaetory.
The tatiadation for. 1W:development.
Which has taken place is.spund, Sit spectilatior has reached a dangerous
• "3..lifereitse:".in
e growieg acenitry the clevel- •
apinee Leer r'esotircett, • produces'
new seeuritiek.' ProsPerous tirnea re,
Stilt lathe enheaciement yalte of:
,efeuritfes and for these reatona It ig
clear that th4 tWa. first .,metitiooee
causes for the, lacrease. )ie i.ettea
are at least to some extent. justified,
As to the thira, it. is' obvious that
Herhert declared that aet there stage: T beet -informed financial
Are no indications 'ef. Industrial and tted brokerage firnis tire alreada Oa-
acOrnme.thai inflatiotiLPli.ilneti_eae.A.1f elating Pla_ea'IPw...g01.Y_.c..0.41,e_rtitt_tve
jot expending.teaaeint ueseeerenta heals, hy;:aallieg for _Increesed mar,
a--eilebya.graw teal •gin•so - opt ew ac-
iy4to'vorth.y.ft-st1 that. tht: whole' ex- t•tnints and by. restriatieg the, liability
• pension his taken place aering a of their: eusternere reasoriable
period ohiatericd by , In delete y ernounta, In times •af exeeedlys
deelitaag prices.' ' aty the i,Peenlation, tile lure Of easy profits '
• financial sittlation in tigriti*,,ttirt,"lri- T.:Ind:et speculation eati •
• dostry and conarierce is inwie settled' beaclaalced and bald' witlIiti
ateenantathealiegintilnk,,a.,,,tti,e.,-perietlaableelto.anda...ba_tettaathae-etea_tn.teaa,
• . aunt mina up the. bilt/114),7 44144116Po 'cafe: paatien! a ea.. the. banker ett ta bona
• alrallai bait, settee 1.,t1 1 hecitiflcok end lirckcatea, aeteas.i, •., • ,
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BEST FOR ALL l'OoRv B4KI14G — Pies, Cakes, Buns and Bread
All YOUR IMICING BEST
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l'ignolddeinnmneetti,11,-Itie: 1 ggliattlisemil g. elothit;lenbt,° e!:**
else arra.ngitg it Over her Shoeleeta.
•e-liere seernedae If alored•with
rays of- the' Sun:. New t lank is an .
ashy blend, tor time bereft It a,
r t
ite ao1fietftiliJ
Lenieric.it Shown' SlaYea..s
' ;Stirs Frenh to Protest
Parls-,.-"The, Crimes et. Juries," as
one qi ' des 1';ribt...it alit; acqUittels
"Ivusbari(ls, and lovi.,tri:vbosbo�t
to 1:111; F frit' :g
conditions. ,
1, 'jury refernis Imre. been debat-
ed
'hoer' 1100, reinaina; lipe.eyer,
niitchatiattaram far' the .jery"s .
pal lon.in new Ilia are-
• rOgative of the jittlgo.„ It laarglied teal
•tnarder, trial:a.' jai les Of tett ,return
tei• guilty," eeralcia: rai het. ,thail take
clititec mi the Judge ',Ong lot) Severe,
.'.'1*his,elenteet of datellatba rot thedee
fetich:tut• isabectaide least ine.rdel: ;triple
tiow , involve• either as the •
kIIim er. the I'd eit .late tie
--bibre-sirrIpting
lieetfitar regal:ay.-Of; thaaa,„!eastet t
that the old "triantly," .,‘Itere Ot4;,...
sider dOrls ts lit fir, .fitittig....w,reCifinr....,
fell'oc"e. 4r0i'OS
• *lire
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imi
17',111i$1".:4 flit; , bright, : lleitt, eight • life'
'cbliffe,a;'•fttrrata--a,talf.v.relefeareatia"--4.iir
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1h5 1:071 t.; 'tit 'a a i• t
lore affairs:, • •
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sity,,ae?"
itea; lett •a •a1
ti'Flai1et••1)" • "Ow' niece.
11141 11(i• ,t!it..1.0.,.••, • ..,,1 wife els"
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Iii•olette „frit. :tot y fee, •
out•et tee .y.citt Wee't liteve to
Meet it.•
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